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Re: Creating a World - Starting Steam Mods the easy Way
Sticky this tutorial.
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How to make Morrowind less buggy for new players - Of course every player may find it useful.
Re: Creating a World - Starting Steam Mods the easy Way
Game gives me the "fatal graphics error" every time I fight a siege battle.
I am not special - I am a limited edition.
Re: Creating a World - Starting Steam Mods the easy Way
I am afraid that has nothing to do with this guide.
If you are playing the main game then you may need to update your drivers. This might help as well. Or this.
If your main game works fine and you are playing a mod then get in touch with the developers.
Re: Creating a World - Starting Steam Mods the easy Way
Dear gigantus,
Can you please help
Hi, i'm trying to install total Vanilla Beyond 3.6
Went and downloaded on total war center
Unzipped it
Put it on the mod file in medieval 2 total war.
The problem is it won't launch.
For whatever reason the launcher in the mod is saved under my D drive, whereas my game is saved on the C drive.
Launching the mod won't work it tells me it doesn't find D/ steam/steamapps/medieval 2 total war/mods/totalvanillab/totalvanillabeyond.bat.
Trying to change the launcher location doesn't work, it won't let me
I really don't know what to do, any help is welcomed.
I am not special - I am a limited edition.
Re: Creating a World - Starting Steam Mods the easy Way
I have to assume something went drastically wrong when creating the desktop shortcut - at least that's what I think you mean when saying 'launcher'.
Seeing that you unzipped and then moved the unzipped content into the 'mods' directory all you really have to do is create a desktop shortcut from that BAT file. Locate the totalvanillab directory, right click the BAT file and then choose 'send to\desktop'. Use the shortcut to start the mod.
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